According to Law of Attraction, the vortex is the state in which you feel good. Today I’d like to share with you the art of entering the vortex while you travel abroad. 😉
- Physiology leads psychology.
When you travel abroad, you become much more active. As a result, your mindset doesn’t stay stagnant – you are more open-minded.
That’s exactly why tourists are more likely to find romantic relationships while they are on the road. That also explains why tourists often try a lot of new things and even take more risks. In many ways, high risk oftentimes leads to high reward.
Indeed, when you are more active, your mindset is open to new ideas and new information. You learn new things significantly faster.
Personally, I prefer traveling alone because I like the freedom of being able to walk around in an exotic city by myself. In contrast, if I join a group of tourists, chances are we have to sit on a bus together, which is a bit boring and less active.
That’s why I always wear a pair of very comfortable shoes when I travel abroad. 😊
- It’s your job to feel good.
Don’t wait until you win the lottery to feel good. Don’t wait until you find the perfect relationship to feel good. Actually, it’s your job to feel good right now. Please let me explain.
Life is short. Every day is a special occasion. You should totally live in the moment and be fully & truly present now.
Of course, I understand that life can’t be all about blissful days all the time because life always has ups and downs. However, when challenges happen, how you respond is key. You can’t choose what happens to you, but you can always choose how you respond to everything that’s happening in your life.
When you feel down, please consider the following ideas:
- Dance to your favorite music.
- Read a self-help book.
- Read an interesting novel.
- Watch a new movie.
- Go to a karaoke bar and sing several songs.
- Travel abroad and meet new people.
- Write a blog article to express yourself.
- Buy a gift just for yourself.
“Remember: it’s actually your job to feel good!”
